Shipping Container Questions, Answered
Buying
How much does a shipping container cost?
Used 20' containers start at $2,195 and new one-trip 40' units start at $4,795. Delivery is quoted separately.
What's the difference between new and used?
New one-trip units made a single ocean trip and look nearly new. Used units have years of freight service and show cosmetic wear but still lock up and keep things dry.
What's a high cube?
A container that's 9'6" tall outside instead of 8'6", for about a foot more headroom inside.
What's the difference between a sealand and a domestic container?
Sealand containers are 8' wide and built for ocean shipping. Domestic containers are 8'6" wide and built for rail and truck freight in North America.
Can I see a container before I buy?
Yes. Visit our lot at 510 Cottage Ave in Abilene during business hours.
Do you offer modifications?
Modifications are available upon request.
Renting
What sizes can I rent?
20', 40', 40' high cube, 45' high cube, 48' high cube, and 53' high cube.
How do I see rental prices?
Click View Pricing on our Rentals page to see current rates and reserve online.
How do I pay for a rental?
Online, through your rental account. You'll get invoices and reminders automatically.
Delivery
Where do you deliver?
Salina east to Kansas City, north to the Nebraska line, and south to Newton.
How much is delivery?
It's quoted based on your location and site. Call or request a quote.
What do I need to prep?
Level, firm ground, a clear path for a truck and trailer, and no low power lines or branches overhead.
Will you move a container I already own?
Yes.
Do I need a permit?
Rules vary by city and county. Check with your local zoning office before delivery.
Ready to get a container on the ground?
Tell us what you need and where it's going. We'll get you a price with delivery, usually same day.